Early morning at a camp site near Lone Pine, California. The eastern side of the Sierra Nevada mountains, with its high desert vegetation and dramatic ruggedness, overwhelms with its beauty. October 15, 2010.
Posts Tagged: Sunrise
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Dec 18
A Look Back—Lone Pine Sunrise
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Nov 17
A Look Back—Easton Sunrise
Still one of my favorite shots. Sunrise over an old farmhouse in Easton, a small community near Fresno, California. January 8, 2008.
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Sep 16
A Look Back—Oakland Waterfront
The cranes on the waterfront in Oakland looked like prehistoric creatures rising up out of the morning clouds and fog. Many of the shots I took in 2004 were in JPEG format. If had known more at the time, I could have captured more detail with a higher quality format. Oh, well.
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Sep 16
A Look Back—Boats In Berkeley
A workshop took me to Berkeley in October of 2004. I found these boats after a short early morning walk. This is another shot with the 24-120mm lens. I must have been enthralled by the reflections in the water because I took many, many shots!
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Sep 16
A Look Back—Hume Sunrise
What a difference a few minutes make! This was taken just 20 minutes after the shot in the previous post
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Aug 16
A Look Back—Pampas Grass
Pampas grass is an invasive plant in our area of Monterey County, but I liked the way it looked with the rising sun behind. Taken early morning in March, 2004.
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Jan 16
Cornwall–Newlyn Sunrise
The harbor in Newlyn, near Penzance, Cornwall. This was the view from our room!
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Jul 14
Zephyr Point–Boat Shed
The same morning as the previous post, fifteen minutes later. The sun is striking the peaks but already the color is fading from the water.
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Jun 14
Zephyr Point–Lake Tahoe 2
The Sierra Nevada mountains, as well as all of California, are in the grip of a relentless drought. That meant very cold temperatures but no snow or rain. The snow on the ground is left from a single storm in November. Even though there were no clouds, the lake reflected a little color from the rising sun.